Using the DISC Personality Assessment at Work and Play (With Characters)
Man yesterday was SLAMMED at the Evil Day Job. Super duper productive but holy crap busy. I’d scheduled an orientation meeting with […]
Tag: Character
Thoughts on Gaining Reader Empathy
A month or two ago, I picked up The Hero’s 2 Journeys by Michael Hague and Christopher Vogler. It was on sale […]
Monday Meanderings And Thoughts on Strong Female Characters
This morning’s lifetrack, Follow the Flower from Under the Tuscan Sun. Because it’s Monday and I need some cheerful to balance out the […]
The Danger of Making A Villain TOO Smart…Lessons from Bones
Okay first, I have to share the link to the FUNNIEST post I have EVER read about writing love scenes, courtesy of […]
Noodling on Nora
Anyone who’s hung out around me for any period of time knows I’m a huge Nora Roberts fan. The woman is hella […]
Creating Sympathetic Characters: A Lesson From Lost Girl
I think I mentioned last week that one of the reasons that I avoided Lost Girl as a show was because the […]
Is Normal Boring?
I was reading an article earlier about 8 Reasons Intelligent Writers Must Read Twilight. The author makes a lot of good points. No […]
Using Time Orientation In Your Writing
I never got around to blogging yesterday. I was in a marathon meeting all yesterday morning and out most of the afternoon […]
A Different Kind of Heroine
So I got into a discussion the other day with pal Mhairi Simpson, trying to get at what the average reader really […]
Where’s The Line For Irredeemable?
A couple weeks ago, I saw that Ghosts of Girlfriends Past was coming on TV, so I set it to DVR for when […]